Language Assessment Quarterly

Papers
(The median citation count of Language Assessment Quarterly is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Assessing Interactional Competence: ICE versus a Human Partner17
At the Intersection of Language Testing Policy, Practice, and Research: An Interview with Yan Jin17
Assessing Pre-Service Teachers’ Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Language Testing for Citizenship Through LAMAS (Language Accreditation for Migration Attitudes Scale)14
Aligning Language Frameworks: An Example with the CLB and CEFR12
An Interview with Timothy Francis McNamara11
Content Analysis of Test Taker Responses on an AP Japanese Computer-Simulated Conversation Test: A Mixed Methods Approach for A Validity Argument11
Looking Back and Forward: Language Assessment Insights from Constant Leung10
Advancing Language Assessment with AI and ML–Leaning into AI is Inevitable, but Can Theory Keep Up?9
Washback into an Ecosystem of Teaching, Learning and Testing within Asia and Beyond: An Interview with Liying Cheng9
Validity Arguments for Automated Essay Scoring of Young Students’ Writing Traits9
L2 writing assessment: An evolutionary perspective9
The Role of Gazing Behaviors in Navigating Paired Role-Play Interactional Competence Assessment Tasks8
Labor-Based Grading Contracts: Building Equity and Inclusion in the Writing Classroom8
The Passage is Too Brief for Comprehension: On the Construct Validity of the English Reading Section in the Korean College Scholastic Ability Test7
At the Interface of Language Testing and Language Teaching: An Interview with Lianzhen He7
The Academic Achievement of Undergraduate Students with Different English Language Proficiency Profiles7
The Development and Initial Validation of O-WSVLT, a Meaning-Recall Online L2 Spanish Vocabulary Levels Test7
A Review on Language Assessment Literacy: Trends, Foci and Contributions7
The Use of Assistive Technologies Including Generative AI by Test Takers in Language Assessment: A Debate of Theory and Practice6
Assessing English for Professional Purposes6
Dimensionality of Written Accuracy: Exploring the Factor Structure of Linguistic Accuracy Measures5
Developing and Validating a Computerized Adaptive Testing System for Measuring the English Proficiency of Taiwanese EFL University Students5
Automatic Speaking Assessment of Spontaneous L2 Finnish and Swedish5
A Study on Peer Mediation in Dynamic Assessment of Translation Revision Competence5
Learning-Oriented Language Assessment: Putting Theory into Practice Learning-Oriented Language Assessment: Putting Theory into Practice 4
“Assessment Research for the Benefit of Humanity”: An Interview with Randy Thrasher and Yoshinori Watanabe4
Gazing into Cognition: Eye Behavior in Online L2 Speaking Tests4
Investigating Second Language (L2) Reading Subskill Associations: A Cognitive Diagnosis Approach4
Promoting Change in Language Teaching and Assessment at Policy and Practice Levels: An Interview with Hossein Farhady4
Second Language Identity: Awareness, Ideology, and Assessment in Higher Education4
Remote Proctoring in Language Testing: Implications for Fairness and Justice3
Application of Bi-factor MIRT and Higher-order CDM Models to an In-house EFL Listening Test for Diagnostic Purposes3
Fostering Self-Regulated Young Writers: Dynamic Assessment of Metacognitive Competence in Secondary School EFL Class3
Assessing Academic English for Higher Education Admissions3
The Role of Vocabulary in Speaking: Voices from Learners and Raters3
Twenty Years of Language Assessment Quarterly : An Interview with LAQ Founder Antony Kunnan3
Another Generation of Fundamental Considerations in Language Assessment: A Festschrift in Honor of Lyle F. Bachman2
An Empirical Evaluation of Lexical Diversity Indices in L2 Korean Writing Assessment2
Reconsidering Context in Language Assessment: Transdisciplinary Perspectives, Social Theories, and Validity2
Validity Arguments in Language Testing: Case Studies of Validation Research2
Literacy Affects Brain Structure – What Can We Learn for Language Assessment in Low Literates?2
Comparability Between Graded Readers and the Common Test in Japan in Terms of Text Difficulty Perceived by Learners2
Test Review: ACTFL Assessment of Performance Toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL)2
L2 Speaking Assessment in Secondary School Classrooms in Japan2
Developing a Scenario-Based English Language Assessment in an Asian University2
On the Interplay Between Conceptions of Assessment and Assessment Agency: Perspectives of Iranian EFL Preservice Teachers1
An Exploration of the English Exit Examination Policy in Thai Public Universities1
Evaluating Fairness and Justice of External English Language Test Score Interpretation and Use for Japanese University Admission1
Using Multistage Testing to Enhance Measurement of an English Language Proficiency Test1
Promoting Learning Potential among Students of L2 Chinese through Dynamic Assessment1
Test Review: LanguageCert IESOL B1 (Achiever) SELT1
Advancing L2 Dynamic Assessment: Innovations in Chinese Contexts1
EFL Development of Micro Reading Abilities: The Impact of Three Intervention Approaches Informed by Diagnostic Language Assessment1
Examining the Scoring of Content Integration in a Listening-Speaking Test: A G-Theory Analysis1
In Memoriam: Timothy Francis McNamara (1949-2023)1
Test Takers’ Attitudes Toward Varieties of Accents in Listening Tasks of the Duolingo English Test (2021 test version)1
Dynamic Assessment of the Learning Potential of Chinese as a Second Language1
A Three-Step DIF Analysis of a Reading Comprehension Test Across Regional Dialects to Improve Test Score Validity1
Technology-Enhanced Items in Grades 1–12 English Language Proficiency Assessments1
Talking and Thinking About Systems: An Interview with Nick Saville1
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